Azealia can be seen above performing her smash hit “212″ for the ‘Back to the Future’ concert in Auckland at the Vector Arena. You can also check her out performing “Harlem Shake” and “Liquorice” below after the cut.

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Azealia is seen above performing “Harlem Shake” (remix) as she performs live at the Future Music Festival which is a 2 day event in Australia. You can check out some of her other performances from the festival which includes, “Van Vogue” and the hit “212″ after the cut.

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Azealia discussed her debut album “Broke With Expensive Taste”, critics, her debut single “Yung Rapunxel”, what it was like after “212″ exploded and much more in a 3 part interview. Check out part 2 and 3 after the cut below:

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After putting her own twist to the “Harlem Shake,” Azealia Banks debuts a cover of the Strokes’ “Barely Legal.”

Azealia changes it up and sings over the group’s “Is This It” track, instead of rap. She debuted the Lindbergh Palace produced song earlier today while on New Zealand’s George FM.

She also announced that the first single from “Broke With Expensive Taste”, Yung Rapunxel will make it’s official iTunes debut on March 26th.

Azealia recently performed in Manila, Phillipines at the “Magnum Party” in a very revealing catsuit. She performed the recent sensation “Harlem Shake” (remix) which can you see above. Check out the additional footage of her performing “Jumanji” after the cut.

Performances > 2013 > ‘Magnum Party’ Manila, Phillipines – February 26th

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Music Videos > ‘Harlem Shake’ (Remix)

I’ve added screen capture stills from the “Harlem Shake” (remix) music video to the photo gallery. You can check out all of the lovely images by clicking the thumbnails above or by clicking here.

I’ve added some .GIF animations to the multimedia section as well as some 100×100 icons. Thanks to Erwin for the new additions. Check them out by clicking here to launch the media section. Be sure to upload to your own server and share with others. Enjoy!

Check out the latest music Azealia has dropped to hold us over until the official release of “Yung Rapunxel”. She has this time remixed the song, “Harlem Shake” and makes it her own record. You can also download the song below:

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Azealia just took to her official Twitter account to announce that she will be doing a live Ustream later tonight. Make sure you guys check her page for the official link and also here for updates.

The official debut single “Yung Rapunxel” will be debuting tomorrow as well.

“Miss Amor” is no more. Azealia Banks has decided to go in a different direction with the first single from her highly-anticipated debut.

Despite previous plans to release “Miss Amor” and the B-Side “Miss Camaraderie,” the Harlem rapper has announced that “Yung Rapunxel” will serve as the lead single off her Interscope debut Broke With Expensive Taste.

The song, produced by Lil Internet, will be released on February 12.

“BIG CHANGE OF PLANS,” tweeted Azealia. “My first single is actually not going 2 be Miss Amor / Miss Camaraderie. It?s goin 2 be a song called ‘YUNG RAPUNXEL’ prod. By @LILINTERNET.”

The album, due later this year, follows her 2012 mixtape Fantasea and EP 1991, which spawned the hit single “212.”

Source: Rap-Up.com

We like to think of ourselves as calm, collected, and occasionally blas? when it comes to hearing about parties, concerts and festivals but sometimes announcements come out that remind us that we’re full of shit and that we still get very, very excited about any event that’s truly awesome. Like Governors Ball 2013. The official lineup announcement came out today and it is a doozy — like, prepare to start breathing into a paper bag-type of doozy.

Scope a video of Fat Jew and his comrade riding around NYC in a Rolls-Royce, announcing the line-up to pedestrians on the street and what we assume are partiers at Westway. And, if that wasn’t already enough, the third headliner is still unnanounced. Also of note is the fact that the festival will be expanding from two days to three days this year.